Men and women of Corinth Evangelical and Reformed Church served their country in two great wars, World War I and World War II, and those honored include Claude Abernethy, Julius Abernethy, Hazel R. Aiken, John Aiken, Frank Field Allen, Austin Murphy Allran, Bascom Blackwelder, Cecil Bost, Charles Carroll Bost, Jr., Richard Boyd, Clinton Cilley, John H. Cilley, John G. H. Geitner, Kenneth Herman, Winfred Lee Ingold, Edmund Showalter Long, George Lafayette Lyerly, H. Charles Menzies, Jr., Grover Cleveland Miller, Hugh Murphy Miller, Joseph Long Murphy, Paul E. Rogers, Ellis Rowe, John C. Rowe, Jacob Shuford, James Shuford, Orin Sigmon, George Warlick, Ralph Whisnant, Henry Everett Whitener, and Murphy Whitener in World War I, and Claude Abernethy, Jr., Fred C. Abernethy, Joy Abernethy, Julius Abernethy, Richard R. Abernethy, William L. Abernethy, Albert Allran, Elna Allran, Richard David Berry, Andrew Blackwelder, Barrie Blackwelder, Ramah Gaston Blackwelder, Charles Carroll Bost, III, Thomas Bost, James Boyd, Glenn Brown, Katherine Reid Brown, Ronda Buchanan, Jr., A. Ted Cashion, Jr., Daniel Frye Coulter, Woodrow P. Coulter, Cornelia Thomason Field, Norman Dee Gadfield, John Marshall S. Geitner, Betty Warlick Green, Jack S. Greer, Richard D. Greer, Robert A. Grimes Jr., George Hargrave, Iris Hawn, Herman Hefner, Joseph Henry, Macon S. Henry, Robert E. Herring, Ruby Lanier Hiss, Margaret E. Holbrook, Charles L. Hunsucker Jr., Edward B. Ingold, Frank Bernard Ingold, Winfred Lee Ingold, Thomas Edmund Long, George Lyerly, Jr., Walker Lyerly, Jr., George Martin, John D. McCarley, H. Charles Menzies, Jr., Louise R. Miller, William Mitchell, C. L. Morgan, Joseph L. Murphy Jr., Charles H. Parks, Juinius E. Parks, Walter C. Reese, James M. Regan, James Tate Robinson, Edwin L. Rogers, Aaron William Rowe, Herman Salley, Reid Seaboch, Claude Shook, Jr., Fred O. Shook, Archie Shuford, Edwin H. Shuford, Jr., Jacob H. Shuford, Tom S. Shuford, Paul H. Sigmon, Ted Snook, Clarence Stasavich, William E. Stronach, Robert Tarrant, Mary Belle Tate, George Warlick, Kenneth G. Warlick, Margaret Warlick, N. Gene Warlick, Sam H. Warlick, William Rowe Weaver, Festus A. Whitener, and Mary Rowe Wilson in World War II.